The final episode of season 3 is one that leaves Bailey and Ashley a bit melancholy. In three short seasons, The Undelivered has reached almost 20,000 downloads, 39 episodes, 1 national rank, and hopefully thousands of women. Bailey and Ashley want to thank each of you for listening for the last sixteen months and we hope you will be with us when our hiatus is up. We are making room for what God has in store next.

Thank you all for being here.

Prepare to absolutely be blown away and inspired once you've heard the story of Lori Holland. Lori is a Georgia native who not only fought breast cancer, but then as soon as she saw the light at the end of the chemo tunnel, suffered a massive stroke that could have ended her life. We hear from Lori and the people who love her best as she describes relearning to walk, speak, drive, and live with a shockingly cheerful disposition through it all. Lori says she lives a good life and I can't help but agree. Please listen and be inspired. Ashley and Bailey could have talked to her all day.

Want to find Lori to tell her how amazing she is? You can follow her on IG and TikTok @lo_holland

Listen to Bailey and Ashley as they fall in love with Stephanie, the gestational carrier for Jessica from episode 11. Stephanie recalls her journey of meeting Jessica and completely offering out of the blue to carry her child if she needed it. The selfless love and commitment of one woman for another left Bailey and Ashley speechless much of this episode. Please enjoy and be inspired.

Join Bailey and Ashley as they talk surrogacy/gestational carriers with Jessica Daves from Memphis, TN. When you begin your fertility journey images of another woman carrying your child rarely make an appearance in your daydreams, but for some women that distant option becomes Plan A. In this eleventh episode of The Undelivered, we hear from a woman who trusted not only a pregnancy to another woman, but her very last embryos, one last time to get to a child. And thank God, it worked. 

We would like to thank Jessica Daves for sharing her story of hope, strength, and trusting another human so deeply. 

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Episode 10 of season 3! We wanted to hear from you! Bailey and Ashley opened their inboxes to hear from women on what still felt undelivered to them. Relationships with your mothers, addictions, cancer, labor and delivery, and all sorts of grief--you told us and we discussed! 

Thank you to everyone who sent us their feedback. Please like this episode, rate our podcast, and share with a friend. 

Bailey and Ashley sit down with Devin Smith as she discusses losing her sister Tabatha in a sudden car accident. The small community of those who have lost siblings is one that The Undelivered wanted to give space to. Devin explains that she went from a glass half full, perfect bubble life to one that was shattered by the sudden loss of her big sister. James 4:8--"Draw near to the Lord and He will draw near to you." 

Devin's children nicknamed her sister Tabatha, Abba--which means The Father in Hebrew. We hope The Father was pleased with this interview. 

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Bailey & Ashley hold a fascinating conversation with Erica Reeves. Erica immigrated to the United States as a child, and then just when she learns new cultural norms and begins to speak fluent English, she starts to show signs of a genetic disease that will effect her for the rest of her life. Through honesty and humor, this episode is one you may listen to more than once. 

Bailey & Ashley are so proud of this episode where we learn about South African culture, Afrikaans, and how we are all facing something--whether we can see it or not. Thank you Erica for sharing your story. 

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Bailey & Ashley interview Chelsey Williamson about her son Van. Van was born sleeping and would've been Chelsey's third child to raise. Her story is one of heartbreak but extreme faith and strength. Please listen with caution as this episode contains content regarding stillbirth and fetal grief. 

In the sixth episode of The Undelivered, Ashley & Bailey interview Whitney Curran. A Jackson, Mississippi native who, along with her husband, Michael tried for ten years to have a child. They found themselves going all the way to Denver, CO to the number one fertility clinic in the country and came home before they even got started. Bailey & Ashley wanted to shed light on the women who try to be a mom and then know their limits on when call it and go home. 

We so enjoyed this conversation on what it's like to try to a baby and go home to live a different life. 

Bailey and Ashley sit down with Victoria (not her real name) as she explains the inner workings of her affair. What began as innocent text messages between two co-workers became a drawn out affair that ended one marriage and rocked another. Victoria's message of knowing yourself and being happy within your own peace is one we can all relate to. She explains how the undoing of herself lead to the undoing of her marriage. And all three ladies question where girl code begins and ends. 

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